Gallery
This gallery shows everyday sessions at Future Wings Clinic in Dwarka, New Delhi. Each group below explains what the activity is and why we use it. Children learn best through play, so many therapy goals look like art, games and celebrations. Photos are shared with the written consent of parents.
To learn how these activities fit into a child’s plan, see our occupational therapy, speech therapy, autism therapy and special education pages.
Art Therapy
Drawing, colouring and craft give children a calm, creative way to express themselves while they practise hand control, grip and attention.
Group Play: Auditory Cueing, Tune-Talking & Parallel Play
Children listen and respond to sounds, rhythm and songs, and play alongside other children. This builds listening, early communication and comfort around peers. See our speech therapy page.
Group Play: Turn-taking, Eye-Hand Co-ordination
In these group games, children wait for their turn and use their eyes and hands together, for example when placing, throwing or catching. The goals are patience, sharing and eye-hand coordination.
Color Concept, Fine Motor Skills & Bilateral Hand Coordination
Matching and sorting by colour while using both hands together builds early learning and hand skills. Fine motor and bilateral coordination are the skills behind writing, buttoning clothes and using cutlery. See our occupational therapy page.
Messy Play: Art Therapy, Color Concepts, Tactile Hyposensitivity
Messy play uses paint and other hands-on materials. For a child who is under-responsive to touch (tactile hyposensitivity), it offers more touch input in a safe, playful way, at the child’s own pace. It also builds colour concepts and creative expression. Learn more about sensory integration therapy.
Messy Play: Tearing and Pasting focusing on Turn-taking, Group Play & Color Concepts
Tearing paper and pasting it into a picture is a simple activity with several goals. Children strengthen their fingers, practise colours, and take turns with others in a small group.
Christmas Celebration at Future Wings Clinic
Festive days are part of life at the clinic. Children join in songs, craft and group activities together, which gives them more chances to practise taking turns, following simple instructions and being with other children in a happy setting.
Visit Us in Dwarka
Seeing the clinic in person is the best way to know if it is right for your child. There is no charge for visiting. Call +91 95555 19482 or +91 98711 77983, or schedule a visit. We are at 131, Second Floor, Pocket A2, Indraprastha Enclave, Sector 17, Dwarka, New Delhi 110078, open Monday to Friday 11am to 7pm and Saturday and Sunday 10am to 2pm. We see children aged 1 to 15, in English and Hindi.